more far-reaching

And so it might—though perhaps the consequences of the trial itself will be even more far-reaching.

It produced consequences more far-reaching than any battle ever fought on British soil, except perhaps Hastings.

In Chinook there is a more far-reaching concord between noun, whether subject or object, and verb.

But dress has subtler and more far-reaching possibilities than this crude, first-hand evidence of wasteful consumption only.

Not only hers, dear, but what is vastly more far-reaching, the ideals of the boys and men with whom she is thrown.

The moral effect of the victory was perhaps more far-reaching than the battle of Bunker Hill.